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Foreign Affairs › Re: Judge Orders Trump To Take Back Fired Journalist by Ugosample(m): 9:54pm On Nov 16, 2018
vivaciousvivi:
I watched it and journalists are NOT allowed just one question. They can ask as many as they can until Trump chooses to call someone else. additionally which "Sarah" are you referring to please? Sarah Sanders?!
The US constitution upholds freedom of the press and a sitting president should not try to breach constitution simply because he is uncomfortable with lines of questions poised at him. Trump needs to grow up.

BTW, all other press houses (Fox News inclusive!), rallied around CNN and Acosta during this legal process. They all witnessed the exchange and what is unfair, was clear for all to see.

If anyone lied, go see the crap Sanders pulled out after the revocation. Acosta never touched (or as they claimed) grabbed the intern.

Please let's stop being biased.
no mind them jare


many Nigerians have lived so long in a $hithole jungle, that they cannot fathom a thing like this happening

They think every where is like that cesspir Nigeria, where you can bully, threaten and deal with people with impunity

America is a law abiding country and the law will be followed
Foreign Affairs › Re: Judge Orders Trump To Take Back Fired Journalist by Ugosample(m): 9:51pm On Nov 16, 2018
lilbest4:
Useless judge
I watched that press conference the Jim Acosta lacks respect completely you can't even try that with a local government chairman here

Those of you quoting me I guess you didn't watch the press conference.
CNN is hypocritical fake news media.
There were over 100 journalists present in the conference and each were entitled to a single question
Jim Acosta didn't ask a question but rather he was interviewing Donald Trump on the moral behind his banning of illegal immigrants arguing with Trump that they were not invaders.
He completely disrespected Sarah by refusing to hand over microphone to her while other journalists were struggling to have a chance to ask the president a question
undecided

so it is on that basis that his pass should be revoked? huhhuh

typical black man monkey brain thinking at play here

"you cannot try that with a local govt chairman here "

that is why Nigeria remains a $hithole
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 9:42pm On Nov 16, 2018
GambaOsaka:
One of the fundamental problems of Nigeria is RELIGION and TRIBALISM.... Take away these two and 50% of out problems is solved. Look around, which country thrives well when the number of churches and mosques surpasses the number of businesses?
help me ask o
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 9:37pm On Nov 16, 2018
codemaniacs:
google the term "african american owned businesses" and check for inc dot com...

goodbye...
you are referring to Google

have you dealt with actual afro Americans?

you are still a learner


I know of African American run businesses that are successful

But a good bulk of afro Americans are even worse off than the ones in Africa


Go school, you no gree go, especially the boys, you prefer fast money


Leave matter abeg


Even in ATL, those low mentality vision less folks sold the businesses that their fathers built despite living in jim crow era to the immigrant asian/arab folks for cheap, because they were not disciplined enough to manage them

they blew the money, And are not crying "gentrification"


yeye and nonsense

just lije their cousins across the Atlantic , their own is to blame white folks for everything bad in their lives grin grin


you can continue to make excuses.for failure

But those of us who see things without sentiment, not because we are black know better


Black folks dey f**k up

simple
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 9:02pm On Nov 16, 2018
codemaniacs:
looter politicians pay people to hail them, this in turn creates a "chain reaction" such that when people see someone they know hailing the politician that person has a 50% chance of supporting that person...

It is called mental conditioning or training the brain...

It's also why the media was created... In order to sway public opinion in their favor...

black american society isn't messed up... don't be deceived by what you see on the media...

white people love to publicize the shortcomings of black people whether in Africa, Australia, America, Europe, Asia e.t.c...

they also publicize "celebrities" in order to groom the brain of black people to aspire to be like their "idols"...
Black Americans I know or another one?
Pets › Re: California Wildfire: Abandoned Hospital For Stranded Animals (Pic) by Ugosample(m): 4:46pm On Nov 16, 2018
babajeje123:
Can't we retrace our steps back? We can get it right by voting the right person. Durotoye, Sowore & Moghalu are the options to be considered.
we can

but it will be difficult cheesy
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 4:44pm On Nov 16, 2018
codemaniacs:
you're beginning to show your true self with this comment..

the world operates a caste system... that caste system is controlled by white people who have continuously demonised black people..

white people groomed a lot of African soldiers in their military schools when those African soldiers were in their 20s... those are the same politicians that are now and have been "ruling" white peoples "colonies"....

One of the main reasons black people are the bottom is because their "leaders" are pawns of white people and their "leaders" ensure that education, innovation e.t.c are not encouraged...

like you said even if u uplift yourself as a black person, they will always look at you with disrespect so try to stop seeking respect from people will always love to see you at the bottom and make you see yourself as the "bottom of everything good in this world"...
LMAO @ "true self" grin cheesy


you don't know me tongue
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 4:42pm On Nov 16, 2018
omoelerin1:
You don't know what you're saying.
Do you know the causes of African problems at all? Have you ever wondered why political instability, insurgency, and corruption are the order of day in Africa, and these things are absent in Europe?
It is unfortunate my phone is doing somehow, I cannot type.

Be that as it may, go and do research on politics of underdevelopment or look for any research work on African political economy. Then you will understand the root cause of Africa's predicaments. I give you this as an assignment.
Maybe you are the one that does not know what he is saying

I know you may think that "neo colonialism" or "exploitation" or whatever is the root cause of Africa"s problem


but it really is not

It's the PEOPLE And the MINDSET.
Pets › Re: California Wildfire: Abandoned Hospital For Stranded Animals (Pic) by Ugosample(m): 4:38pm On Nov 16, 2018
franchasng:
Yes my sister, Nigeria and all black African nations can never advance, its not a curse but because we got it wrong for too long.

1940 - 1990 were the years every nation was transforming their national leadership to organize it well and position it to give room for development, equality and good governance but our so called useless founding fathers were busy advancing their tribal-religious goals, selfish goals, enriching their family and marrying wives anyhow and increasing their number of concubines while forming useless founding fathers.

Nigeria has no hope cry
our founding fathers put us on the wrong footing in Nigeria undecided
Pets › Re: California Wildfire: Abandoned Hospital For Stranded Animals (Pic) by Ugosample(m): 4:37pm On Nov 16, 2018
Admin401:
Have you talked to the average white person before? Compare that with the average black. There is a stack difference. There's something called Moral Value, and they've reached the peak when it comes to that. It's not something that money can buy, or resources can buy. It's something that is taught to kids who grow up to become like this. It's also the same reason why every single Japanese on the planet are called Senior Citizens of earth. Their moral values are too strong, stronger than the white's even. I've talked to some white people that lived in Japan, and they cannot explain the level of sanity that exist there. Some even say America is a shithole compared to Jap.
EXACTLY


It's a morally bankrupt country /continent
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 4:31pm On Nov 16, 2018
babasolution:
i always say this werever i go,the blackman is the problem of Africa,the blackmale is irresponsible,lacks shame,unnecessarily wicked and unproductive
that's another angle to it tho
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 4:22pm On Nov 16, 2018
omoelerin1:
Everybody knows that Europe is far more developed than Africa. That's not an argument.

But, @op, your exaggeration is too much! From your narration, it will not be difficult for any good observer to know your personality.
From my observation, I can describe you as a somebody who is suffering from low level/poor mentality, low self esteem and inferiority complex. Are you the first person to travel abroad? Those who have been living in Europe for many years do not even have this kind of your mentality. Many that have made it over there are even long to relocate back home.
I don't really understand what you mean by 'their women are very beautiful, neat and do smile'. Does it mean there are no African/Nigerian women who are beautiful and neat? Does it mean Nigerians don't smile? op, something must be wrong with your brain. But there are many whites that prefer getting married to a black African.

How can you be comparing a continent that is not more than 60 years of modern existence with the nations that have developed for centuries. Did you read history at all? Did you aware of Berlin conference of 1882, where these evil people shares African states among one another? Did you aware that the development that Europeans enjoy today, was paid by Africans. Europeans that exploited Africa of its human and natural resources for more than 50 years to develop their continent.
just so you know, most countries in Europe were not involved in colonialism

Britain, France, Spain and Portugal were the major culprits.

yet MOST COUNTRIES in Europe, whether the one that participated in large scale colonialism (like Britain ) or the ones that had a brief stint in Colonialism (like Germany /Italy ) or those that were never involved AT ALL (Like Norway Finland Estonia and Sweden) are developed to a significant extent, tho at varying levels (Like Germany being ahead of Italy for example)


Africans should find another excuse as to why they are still the bottom of everything good in this world
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 3:54pm On Nov 16, 2018
codemaniacs:
Nigeria's diversity is its problem...

In Ghana, Akan are the majority (at least 40% - 60% of the population), so they would make it work the them first...

Zik tried to rule the SW, he forgot that he had his own home...

the northerners at one point wanted out of Nigeria ( balewa and ahmadu).

Black folks are the most intelligent race, but they have been conditioned to see themselves lower because white people always destroy and get involved when black people seem to be progressing.

this kind of reasoning is what will make black people recover from the "slave mentality"....
And do you think "Akan" is a homogenous group?

guy you have not lived in Ghana before to understand what I am saying

They are Ghanaians FIRST before being twi, ewe or fra fra or fanti

Kwame Nkrumah did a good job with that country


even in a Nigerian state, the majority always oppress and bully the minority

A case in point is Akwa ibom, Benue state


NIGERIA diversity once more is not its problem, it's the way the people in the country think undecided

strong ethnic loyalties is the bane of Nigeria

That is how the leaders programmed the people (who are mostly illiterate and gullible) to think

if not why somuch rancour between Igbo and Yoruba?

It's the MIND
Pets › Re: California Wildfire: Abandoned Hospital For Stranded Animals (Pic) by Ugosample(m): 3:41pm On Nov 16, 2018
Explorers:
We need to learn tolerating and loving our fellow humans first(Tribe/Religion).

Then, we can transfer that to animals.

Lalasticlala
EXACTLY!
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 3:37pm On Nov 16, 2018
codemaniacs:
even if Africa is not blessed with "visionary leaders", the citizens can also help by having successful businesses BUT like you pointed out about Awolowo, 50 years ago Awolowo was making the SW work for the himself and his people, but the civil war changed that..

Now 50 years later, the same SW that was created mainly to help uplift Yorubas is now over-populated with non-Yorubas due to the leaders of these non-Yorubas not trying to make their regions work 50 years ago....

I hope ugosample reads this....
for goodness sake undecided

What kind of reasoning is this bikonu undecided
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 3:30pm On Nov 16, 2018
mosesdejaviano:
I want to take you back to history, Chief Obafemi Awolowo was the one that built the first radio station in Africa, the first Television station in Africa, Obafemi Awolowo University, Cocoa House (tallest building in Africa, built in 1965) and many more.

The radio station he built was ahead that of many countries in Europe.

Where was Singapore, Malaysia during those times? We are far ahead of them because of the kind of leader he is.

It takes a leader like Lee Kwam Yew to take Singapore to that height. What of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum of Dubai.

The problem with Africa lies with it's leadership. Africa is not blessed with great visionary leaders.

If Chief Obafemi Awolowo can attain such height around 50years ago. What happened to the crop of Leaders we have now.

National progress and development lies at the type of leaders that direct its affairs.

The crop of leaders we have presently in the country are not visionary. A leader must be able to see more far ahead his followers. A leader must set a pace for the follower to follow.

We are in the situation where the followers see farther than the leader.

We need a leader that can see into the future of this country and bring a template that people can follow even for the next 50years.

The most funny part is that we have men of astute statue that has great vision but the system won't allow them.

Nigeria can change within a space of 10yrs provided it is fortunate to have a great visionary leader to direct its course.

God blessed this country with fertile lands for us to make a statement in the world.

Switzerland doesn't grow Cocoa but it is the largest producer of chocolate. We that we have Cocoa we still import chocolate from abroad.

We should have been the food basket of Africa and world by the fertile lands we are blessed with in the country. We ought to be exporting our farm products to other African countries and the world at large.

The leaders we have talk about improving agriculture but just with lips. There are no resources provided to revamp the agricultural sector that we should be known for in the world.

One of my teacher during my Masters degree class then told us that the govt of USA have to tell some farmers in South Carolina not to cultivate for that season because there is no place to store the farmF produce. And the farmers were paid.

There many things bedeviling this our great country, but I know with the right kind of leaders, the country will be great.
exactly
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 3:27pm On Nov 16, 2018
codemaniacs:
ugosample is also filled with self hate... unless my (this) comment changes his approach in responding to you...
grin grin

If saying things the way they are is being "filled with self hate"
then just maybe I am.


Because I am tired of the advanced foolishness exhibited by my people.

I will continue to complain until we change


At this stage of my life its very heart breaking to see your people still doing things like they are in the cave man era.

Black folks are not handicapped in anyway anatomically, its just the way HE CHOOSES TO THINK And his WORLD VIEW that is the difference


It's saddening, and it's a stain on me too, because no matter how much I have achieved as an individual; and my family, i/we will still be seen in the same light with the rest of black folks, as unintelligent, jokers, and inferior beings


And no matter how much I try to defend my people, the world can see for themselves the state of my country of origin


Any ways you may not understand it.
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 3:20pm On Nov 16, 2018
DeepSight:
Listen you would be being highly simplistic if you think it'd just one factor at play. There is rather a Mish mash of many complex factor's.

I have already cited historical and climatic factors. That generally deals with the overall state of retarded development of sub saharan nations. That's in comparison to nations in temperate zones.

However for each country there are other specific factors. The heterogeneous nature of Nigeria is relevant when you are looking at things in comparison to homogenous nations. For example it is relevant when understanding why Ghana is a saner clime than Nigeria. It is also relevant in comparison to small homogenous places like the UAE or Singapore.

There are indeed many homogenous African nations still with retarded development and other factors are at play such as the climatic factor I mentioned and the history of trade.

These matters are deep and complex. So let's not be simplistic. Someone up there said they don't give a hoot how old Britain is. That is terribly misguided.

You are right though about the fact that it all rests I'm the mind. The thing is, schooling a group mind is a task that takes real time.
good


So no one should blame Nigeria's under development on its "diversity"

There are so many other factors at play

Nigeria's diversity is NOT a stumbling block in anyways


And about why Ghana is a sane country to an extent, I have visited, lived in and have life long connections to Ghana, and why Ghana is developed is not due to "homogeneity" as Ghana has at lesdr 100 ethnic groups


Ghana had an Nkrumah who pulled them together and made them Ghanaian first before their ethnic group
Nkrumah and the founding fathers in his clique built that foundation for them

that us why an average Ghanaian speak two to three local languages and inter marry a whole lot, so much so that it is difficult to meet a Ghanaian today with 100 % genes from one ethnic group


Nigeria in the other hand had founding fathers that polarised us and made us think ethnic grouo first befire countty

Awo and Ahmadu Bello are especially culpable in this

Tafawa and Zik tried to be nationalist


And it's on that footing that Nigeria began to drift


So you see, it still boils down to mind set
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 3:08pm On Nov 16, 2018
Mujtahida:
The country is sick and dying. In fact it's a cold dead place, a place where wickedness thrives.
that's the key word

WICKEDNESS

a country that has so many wicked people cannot progress


Owing people salaries wilfully, impoverishing people, lecturer failing and frustrating students, bank loans going to only cronies and not those who need it, and the list is endless

as someone said, leave matter for mattias
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 3:02pm On Nov 16, 2018
DeepSight:
Bad example. Singapore is a homogeneous society. It thus has not had to deal with the level of conflict that we have had to deal with.

Such major conflicts are powerful stumbling blocks to development and progress. I am not aware that Singapore has fought a Civil War for example. But even if they had, it's still not the same as the level of complexity cannot be compared at all.

We are about 300 different nations crammed into one space. Merely achieving coherence will of course be a challenge.

Nigeria alone is more ethnically and linguistically diverse than the whole of Europe put together and this factor has a bearing on attaining national coherence. A very serious bearing.

So there's your answer. Please compare apples with apples next time. Do not compare us with places like Singapore; Qatar; Bahrain or the UAE.
several homogenous countries in Africa and South East Asia are also shitholes

So it has nothing much to do with homogenity


It's the mind set of the people living in a space that determines how developed a place will be

even outside Africa, black majority areas are often $hitholes undecided

It's the MIND......
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 2:56pm On Nov 16, 2018
Taofeekdboy:
The OP might be right with some of his points but at the same time he did a poor work by tagging individual names, cursing each and everyone living in the country. As I have traveled out of the country, I am not happy with the situation of things in my dear country but at the same time, I can’t curse my country of origin simply because of what I saw outside the country, most of this European and American countries were built by their citizens’ taxes, they paid a lot for it before it look like that but here in Naija, there are few who pay taxes and many multi billionaires prefer making money off the country without paying their taxes, how do you expect growth and development in such occasion. Our politicians and leaders are corrupt, we know, but average Nigerian is more corrupt because he hasn’t attained that position yet, dimeji bankole is a perfect example..Nigeria was great before is an excuse, during that time, Nig. Population was 60 million plus, now it’s more than 200 million with the same infrastructures and basic amenities being in place then. I am not against who wants to travel out of the country before some people who won’t read meaning to post starts ranting and abusing me, you are free to leave the country but don’t curse your country, paint her black because of what you see outside the country, we have black people making great things within the country and outside the country, at times there might not be opportunity to showcase your talent in your fatherland, if you find that kind of opportunity outside doesn’t mean you should be cursing your country...there are some of this Europeans migrating to other European countries because of job opportunities and better livelihood but you won’t see them coming online to shattered their country’s images and citizens....Nigeria might not be great now but with our collective effort, she will soon be great.
ok

keep consoling yourself


With the prevalent way black men think in general And Nigeria in particular, Nigeria is going nowhere


Development starts from the mind, which in Nigeria, most have an archaic, short sighted, hateful and destructive mindset


those of us who would have tried some thing have either left the country, or are a minority in Nigeria

the majority are dead weight

Is it the hordes of Aboki illiterate fanatics that would change the country?

Or the multitudes of boys in the no get delta that cannot use their brains, and would rather be thugs or militants?

Or the hordes of Agbero illiterates in the West?

or the Wannabe ipob members from the easthuh?


these folks are in the vast majority, and majority in democracy always carries the day.

So it is folks lije these that would keep determining who lead Nigeria at all levels of gov't


And you think things will change soonhuh cheesy
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 2:28pm On Nov 16, 2018
AngelicBeing:
Why are you laughing, say something about my beloved country tongue
grin


how your side?
Travel › Re: My Mini European Adventure And How It Has Changed My Perspective Towards Nigeria by Ugosample(m): 2:19pm On Nov 16, 2018
grin
Crime › Re: Ijora-Badia: A Slum Of Cheap Sex, Illicit Drugs And A Filthy Environment by Ugosample(m): 7:45am On Nov 16, 2018
AutoReportNG:
Pray not to raise a child in this type of environment. Most children here have a different view about life entirely.
I'm telling you
Family › Re: After 46 Years Of Marriage, 84-year-old Man Pays His Wife Dowry (Photos) by Ugosample(m): 8:50pm On Nov 15, 2018
luluosas:
In the eye of the law, right? No wonder contract marriage abounds in our days
yea

the law of the land supersedes everything
Politics › Re: Atiku: I Will Risk Inflation To Win Huge Foreign Investments by Ugosample(m): 8:37pm On Nov 15, 2018
jmaxjohn:
Not supporting any political party.
But floating the naira should lead to a more transparent economy.
The value of the naira would be directly related to how the economy is doing. At least we'd know how shitty this country is, not the lies the govt and cbn are dishing

However, the current state at which the country is, a float would be massacre
true that

The Buhari admin is subsidising the dollar at high costs and deceiving the masses

undecided
Politics › Re: Atiku: I Will Risk Inflation To Win Huge Foreign Investments by Ugosample(m): 8:29pm On Nov 15, 2018
kahal29:
I just pity non economist who would not see what you are seeing.

Foreign Investment and capital is hot money which is highly volatile and unstable.
it depends on how you look at it.

Foreign direct investment will benefit more, even though indeed, there is that risk of capital flight


However, if it is Foreign Portfolio investors that atiku is eyeing, then that is HOT MONEY
Travel › Re: What Westerners Think Of Africa (Photos) by Ugosample(m): 8:16pm On Nov 15, 2018
Saintp:
Respect is earned. Things like this really make me sad about Africa but do I blame those who look down on us? The answer us No. Truth be told,Africa is not visible. There is nothing whatsoever that has ever helped humanity that has come from Africa. Is it cars,airplane, technology,internet? Just name it. Even the local manufacturing companies can only work with foreign machines/Input. What of crude oil? Without the whites, our crude oil will rot on the ground.

If it ever goes to a point where every continent will only use what it produces, Africa will thrown back to the dark ages immediately.
Look at Asia, it is absolutely impossible for anyone to look down on them,they have earned that respect.

Africa will only become visible not by the beautiful houses it builds but by what problems they have solved for humanity which everyone all over the world will use or see. But then the giant of Africa don't even have common electricity so what are we going to showcase to the world?
you have said it all
Travel › Re: What Westerners Think Of Africa (Photos) by Ugosample(m): 8:15pm On Nov 15, 2018
Mizwisdom:
Unfortunately, people like our bro Ugosample love to lick their behinds. Mr.Tarzan this is what they think about you "a relative to Monkeys and Apes"
undecided

what is this one talking about?
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Ugosample(m): 6:39pm On Nov 01, 2018
4601CE:
Mynd44 Lalasticlala OAM4J Dominique justwise ferano mukina2 obynoscopy Seun fynestboi ishilove.
Rule 2 violated here .
Please do the needful asap
undecided

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